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Welcome back. the yemeni mother who was blocked from entering the united states to see her dieing 2-year-old son has been granted a u.s. svisa. the woman has been living in egypt, but has been living in yemen. she is reportedly been trying to obtain either a travel visa or a travel ban waiver for more than a year before the state department finally issued one yesterday amid public and congressional backlash. so good news for her, even though it is a tragic situation that her son is dieing. let's change gears and get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, with i...

Campaign using the nra to, perhaps, make her way to high-level politicians. so the first thing i thought is that, you know, depending on just how wide a net bob mueller or the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. casts, it certainly could be that money passed from russia through the nra into the coffers of politicians. so that could pose a rob fproblr any number of people. the second thing i thought is, you know, i wonder if we're going to see in her plea agreement any indication that the government will be offering her what's called an "s" visa. i will say often that's referred to as a snitch visa....

Certainly for the investigation, it looks like she was operating a pretty successful influence campaign using the nra to, perhaps, make her way to high-level politicians. so the first thing i thought is that, you know, depending on just how wide a net bob mueller or the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. casts, it certainly could be that money passed from russia through the nra into the coffers of politicians. so that could pose a problem for any number of people. the second thing i thought is, you know, i wonder if we're going to see in her plea agreement any indication that the government will b...